

Brand: Kutumb
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This Kutumb rakhi pairs a traditional look with a modern touch. A square stone setting sits at the centre, framed by delicate leaf-shaped accents, and the band is made from soft cotton thread that is comfortable to wear through the day. It ties on, so it fits any wrist, and the unisex design suits brothers, cousins and close friends alike.
On Raksha Bandhan, place the rakhi on the wrist with the stone facing up and tie the threads in a secure knot. Leave a little room so it stays comfortable. Remove it before bathing if you want the stone and threads to stay neat. Keep small parts away from young children.
Sisters looking for a traditional yet modern rakhi for a brother, cousin or close friend, or anyone putting together a Raksha Bandhan gift hamper.
One Kutumb traditional stone rakhi. Keep it in its packing or a small box until the festival so the stone and leaf accents do not snag, and store it away from moisture.
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Country of Origin: India
| Brand | Kutumb |
| Size | Free Size |
| Colour | Brown |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Returnable | No |
The band is made from soft cotton thread, with a central square stone setting framed by leaf-shaped accents. The cotton thread is comfortable to wear for the whole day of the festival.
This pack contains one rakhi. If you need rakhis for more brothers or cousins, add the number you need to your cart or look at other Kutumb rakhi designs on ZillyBuy.
Yes. It is free size and ties on with threads, so you can adjust the knot to fit any wrist, from a younger brother's to an adult's, without worrying about size.
Yes. Many people keep their rakhi as a keepsake. Untie it gently, wipe it with a dry cloth and store it in a small box away from moisture so the stone and threads stay neat.
It is unisex, so it suits brothers as well as sisters-in-law or close friends you celebrate with. The traditional stone design looks festive with kurtas and other ethnic wear.
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